Manchester College - Aurora Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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Pert ciuuna to ttli £ i. caciemic An education — that intangible, elusive something that we all wish to be possessor of upon graduation from college — is nour- ished through the academic pursuits. Life in the classroom may be a struggle; it may be a delight; it may be a challenge; or it may be the bridge between the book and the brain. The constant matching of wits and opinions between the students and between the professors and the students pro- vides knowledge— and sometimes entertainment. An education should ennoble, it should instill in us a desire to search for knowledge throughout life, it should inculcate in us a love for the beautiful. The rich academic contacts provided at Manchester accomplish this end capably. air ti- ?l of 4t ?r »r (,r I »$-- :h

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PRESIDENT WINGER To say of a man that he possesses a spirit of forgiveness is to pay him a great compliment. President Otho Winger, to his many friends, is the epitome of this attribute. Cheerful, courageous, and tireless in his energies, he is the friend of everyone. Years of giving generously of his time and genius to the college have made him only the more confident that youth, if given the proper training, is fine and courageous. No words of praise seem powerful enough to describe this man who has given his entire life that a Christian institution might live and prosper. Page sixteen